Semi-Commercial Remortgage With Capital Raising
A property with both residential and commercial use needs a lender that understands mixed-use security — especially when the goal is to raise capital as well as refinance.
By Matthew Pigrome CeMAP
Founder of Mortgage321 · Working in financial services since 1989
Client type
Owner of a semi-commercial property
Mortgage objective
Semi-commercial remortgage with capital raising
Primary challenge
Mixed-use security narrows the lender field, and capital raising changes the affordability assessment.
Key lesson
Semi-commercial cases need lenders that value the commercial element and assess the whole property, not just the residential part.
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